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Falcon: 150 amp service at the house? Cmreschke: Microwave is upper mounted built-in. All of the number above were numbers from the manuals provided with each appliance. We just moved in a few months ago so everything is new (and how I mistook it the dryer for gas as it was in our previous...

I did. I was incorrect. My apologies. So I went and checked all my major appliances.

Major Appliances Refrigerator 155v * 15amps = 2325 watts Range 240v * 40amps = 9600 watts Microwave 120v * 15amps = 1800 watts Dishwasher (connected to food disposal) 120v * 20amps = 2400 watts Air Conditioning Unit (Min) 197v * 16.7 = 3289.9 watts (Max) 253v * 25amps = 6325 watts Furnace...

Also electric washer and dryer.

Natural gas for both. Sorry.

What other options aside from the MHF are there if SER, SEU, UDR don't work?

The house is 1700 square feet. The appliance include: Frigidaire Gallery Fridge, Microwave, Stove/Oven, and dish washer 2 ton A/C unit; furnace Gas water heater

Great. This is extremely helpful and something I think Wilie was getting at as well. I understand the placements of hots and neutrals. Thanks guys. GROUNDS: SO the 4-wire service connector is grounded in the house to the ground-bar, as well as the two grounding rods (already existent as that...

a)I'm in Denver, CO. Sorry fairly new. I will update that asap. b)The distance is approximately 70 ft between house and garage c) conduit, 1" d) House: 100amp Garage: 200amp

I posted this in an inactive thread, so I hope its not too annoying to post again. "I currently am going through this scenario and wanted to run through it to receive feedback before I complete it this Memorial Day weekend. The main power will now be at the garage and the house will become...

I currently am going through this scenario and wanted to run through it to receive feedback before I complete it this Memorial Day weekend. The main power will now be at the garage and the house will become the sub-panel. I understand that I have to remove the bonding screw in the house to...

Can I bring power into a double gang switch box for both switches to then run the load from each switch to two separate light groupings out the same conduit? The conduit splits to the wiring for the two light groupings further up the conduit, not at the light switch box which is what I have seen...